City of Irving Re-Activates Time-of-Day Water RestrictionsTo ensure conservation of Irving’s water supply, customers are reminded that it is a violation of city ordinance to water from 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. April 1 through Oct. 31. Preserving Irving’s water supply is critically important. One key method to preserve the city’s water supply is by enacting irrigation restrictions. As part of the Water Conservation Plan, time-of-day restrictions are activated every year regardless of drought conditions.

Fire Hydrant Flushing in March, April
During March and April, employees will be flushing all public fire hydrants throughout the city to check for proper water flow and pressure, and to ensure that hydrants will work properly in case of an emergency. State and federal agencies require flushing fire hydrants to circulate water and to remove rust and other debris from lines. This process helps ensure fresh, quality water arrives at each house and business.

While the city may be under Stage 1 water restrictions, residents need to be aware that the flushing of fire hydrants is necessary to guarantee public health and safety. For more information, call (972) 721-2281.

Irving to Host Two Egg Hunts
The city's Special Events team is hosting two Egg Hunt activities this year. Designed for children ages 10 and younger, each of the events will feature more than 20,000 candy- and toy-filled eggs. Both events are free.

The March 28 event is located in the northern portion of Irving, and the April 4 event is located in the southern portion of the city. Both events will feature egg hunts for children 10 and younger, bounce houses, face painting and more. The Easter Bunny will be present, so parents can bring a camera for photo opportunities. MORE

2015 AT&T Byron Nelson Preview
The AT&T Byron Nelson is coming to the Four Seasons Resort in Irving May 25-31. Watch ICTN's preview coverage to learn more about how this premiere golf event benefits the Momentous Institute in Dallas. WATCH

Irving to Host Second Egg Hunt April 4Designed for children ages 10 and younger, the egg hunt will feature more than 20,000 candy- and toy-filled eggs, bounce houses, face painting and more. This event is free.

The April 4 event is located at the Heritage Senior Center, in the southern portion of the city. The Easter Bunny will be present, so parents can bring a camera for photo opportunities. MORE

Did you adopt from Irving Animal Services? We'd love to hear how your new member of the family is doing! Please send updates and...More…Did you adopt from Irving Animal Services? We'd love to hear how your new member of the family is doing! Please send updates and photos.Less…

Required for the outdoor parking of vehicles whereas parking is permitted upon payment. Permits valid from Aug. 1 through Aug. 31 of...More…Required for the outdoor parking of vehicles whereas parking is permitted upon payment. Permits valid from Aug. 1 through Aug. 31 of the following year.Less…

City Council approval required. Required when a food establishment desires to hold special event in which they will serve alcohol...More…City Council approval required. Required when a food establishment desires to hold special event in which they will serve alcohol outside of their normal RAB zoning limits.Less…

The Irving Spirited Youth Award seeks to recognize youth for excellence in community service and character. Members of the City of...More…The Irving Spirited Youth Award seeks to recognize youth for excellence in community service and character. Members of the City of Irving Youth Council felt that it was important to recognize the youth in our community that go the extra mile to make a difference. The Youth Council recognized Irving’s first Spirited Youth Award recipient in 2002. This award was initially given out once a year during the Friday Nite Live teen talent competition at the Irving Arts Center. Now, it is awarded on a quarterly basis and each year, the four recipients are invited to attend Friday Nite Live where the Spirited Youth of the Year is named.Nominations for this award are welcomed at any time throughout the year. If you know an Irving youth that is a potential candidate for this award, please recognize them by filling out the nomination form below.Less…

This form is used to notify the Police Department of your upcoming vacation. The Police Department cannot guarantee that we will be...More…This form is used to notify the Police Department of your upcoming vacation. The Police Department cannot guarantee that we will be able to check your residence at specific times or dates, but we will make every effort to make as many checks on your residence as time and workload allow.Less…

The City of Irving provides fair and equal access to the bidding process to all parties, and has adopted a policy encouraging M/WBE...More…The City of Irving provides fair and equal access to the bidding process to all parties, and has adopted a policy encouraging M/WBE vendors to compete for City business. The City seeks competitive bids and proposals as a way of meeting our obligation to our taxpayers and our requirements under State law. All bidders and proposers will be treated fairly, honestly and courteously, and all information regarding each solicitation will be made available to the public to the fullest extent allowed by law.Less…

Irving offers many opportunities for residents to participate in the learning process of being better environmental stewards through...More…Irving offers many opportunities for residents to participate in the learning process of being better environmental stewards through classes, workshops and events related to a variety of environmental topics. Each opportunity is designed to give the student an in-depth look at each topic along with steps the student may take at home or office to increase their environmental impact. Professionals who work in those related areas have been invited to lead these events and classes, giving students firsthand knowledge about the latest technology as it relates to the topic. All classes, activities and events are free unless otherwise noted. Less…

Irving offers many opportunities for residents to participate in the learning process of being better environmental stewards through...More…Irving offers many opportunities for residents to participate in the learning process of being better environmental stewards through classes, workshops and events related to a variety of environmental topics. Each opportunity is designed to give the student an in-depth look at each topic along with steps the student may take at home or office to increase their environmental impact. Professionals who work in those related areas have been invited to lead these events and classes, giving students firsthand knowledge about the latest technology as it relates to the topic. All classes, activities and events are free unless otherwise noted. Less…